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EPICS Project

EPICS PROJECT

Software development for seismic assessment of Auckland buildings:

Client: Auckland City Council

Aim: To write software that can store the details of each building - address, age, type of construction etc. It will then run an existing algorithm (currently done via desk top paper, pen and calculator) to check the building and determine if it requires a more comprehensive seismic assessment.

Our project

• EPICS PROJECT
• University EPICS page
• PB Wiki page
• Local PB Wiki Copy

2008 Courses

Semester 1

• ENGGEN 499 - Practical Work Report.
• MECHENG 401 - EPICS Project.
• SOFTENG 401A - Fourth Year Project.
• SOFTENG 450 - Advanced topic in Software Engineering.
• SOFTENG 701 - Lisp and Functional Blocks.
• SOFTENG 702 - Advanced topics in Human Computer Interaction.

Semester 2

• SOFTENG 401B - Fourth Year Project.
• MECHENG 401 - EPICS Project.
• COMPSCI 601 - Artificial Intelligence.
• ENGGEN 403 - Professional Development - Sustainability.

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Software Engineering Wiki

This is the Software Engineering Wiki, a resource available to all Software Engineering students for coordinating collaborative group work, sharing information, peer-tutoring, and related course activities.

To edit, log in with your usual Netaccount name and password. Basic editing instructions may be found under Help:Contents, or read the MediaWiki documentation (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki) if you would like to try something fancy.

Please remember that the wiki is used by several courses concurrently, so any course-related page you add must be prefixed with the course shortcode; e.g., SE250:

Announcements

Old Announcements

• Part II: Help for new SEs — Welcome to Software Engineering, click here for more info

Course directory

Part II

• SE200 — Shadow Class
• SE206 — Software Development Craft
• SE211 — Software Engineering Theory
• SE250 — Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms
• SE251 — Object Oriented Software Construction
• SE254 — Quality Assurance
• COMPSYS201 — Fundamentals of Computer Engineering
• ENGGEN204 — Technical Communication for Engineers
• ENGSCI213 — Mathematical Modelling for Software Engineers

Part III SE306 — Team Project SE350 — Human Computer Interaction SE351 — Fundamentals of Database Systems SE325 — Software Architecture SE363 — Computer Architecture SE364 — Computer Networks SE370 — Operating Systems ENGGEN303 — Management for Engineers

Part IV MECHENG401 — EPICS ENGGEN403 — Professional Sustainability Issues SE401 — Research Project SE450 — Software Development Methodologies SE462 — Formal Methods SE701 — Advanced Software Engineering Development Methods SE702 — Advanced Topics in Human Computer Interaction COMPSCI372 — Computer Graphics COMPSCI406 — Robotics and Intelligent Systems

Links of interest

• SESA Website — Software Engineering Students Association
• Set up an intranet website
• Uni SSH (if the server used in this guide is slow when accessing it from outside the university, try using shell.ece.auckland.ac.nz instead)
• How to embed interactive content into the wiki